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Dealers that come to this show have various world coins, so if there happened to be some kind of world coins that you can't get hold of, whether it's Aussie or US coins, etc, just post it here ... a fair amount of people hoarding silver and gold coins and sales are just ridicious. I kind of felt

Collectors are focusing more on world coins. My income recently dropped by 30 percent, and that means I'm paying more attention to my favorite non-U.S. coins. higher end pieces at a good price. I am shifting gears solely to focus on world coins as I see

Albums/...t/?start=all Identified - moved to World Coin forum - Sap picture when viewing your gallery. If you click it, you get the coins. Why can't I do that? It worked coins past this. They are numbered, multiple pics of each. http://s636.photobucket.com/albums

Eye? 2) World coins are generally cheaper than US? 3) Just fancied something different? Note ; If you're not in the US then the question still applies, how did you get into non-native coins and why into world-coins. But honestly, I started to collect Russian coins, after I have been there... so yea...

To sell. But do people readily purchase cruddy old circulated world coins based on silver content My dad, who collects mostly world coins, is coming to visit and "play coins" for a week. He The most common silver coins for circulation (outside of the US) are made of .925 or 92.5

To World Coins forum - Sap I have 25 or so coins that I cant find any info about, I will post 5 at a time. Identified - moved The first one may be a coin of Ferdinand IV of Naples (?). The fourth one is certainly a Russian

Hi, I collect world coins, and catalog my coins based on its country's flag. There are 194 flags flying and none of them is a Hongkong flag and I have a Hongkong coin. Where should an old colony 1960 One has to be somewhat flexible in our ever changing world. At the time the coin was issued Hong

Hoping for a bargain) or an old stash of World Coins that you've been given etc? i've been given ?? The following values are from my 2008 Krause "Collecting World Coins" The half Lira is only 15 to 20 cents... Anyone collect bridge tokens LOL

Know what it says on it now... Jim as well! Thanks for the site, and WOW those coins are old! I am just /numis.jsp . You might also try a library for a copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins I make make a much larger scan of any of these if they look particulary interest or valuable, just trying to figure out what...

Would be possible to receive information and values of these two coins? I'm not really sure where of their coins are FAO issues. This is a 10 poisha (KM# 7) dated 1974. Ethiopia: it's a 25 cents , dated 1936 using the Ethiopian calendar (= 1943 AD); these coins with the scalloped edge were actually